Legislative lowdown: Trump ends collective bargaining for over 1 million federal workers
The National Treasury Employees Union sued to block the executive order on Mar. 31, arguing the president overstepped his authority.
The National Treasury Employees Union sued to block the executive order on Mar. 31, arguing the president overstepped his authority.
Benefits that allow workers to access their paycheck early are growing in popularity, but some consumer advocates have voiced concerns about costs employees can incur.
EEOC Chair Andrea Lucas has said she intends to “reconsider portions” of the agency’s rule for implementing the law, which considers abortion to be a related medical condition.
Paid leave programs enacted in two different states may be delayed due to efforts by lawmakers and government officials.
President Trump’s approach to RTO in the federal government may trickle down into the private sector.
Despite the actions, the NLRB is limited in its ability to change workplace law for the time-being, as it cannot issue decisions without a quorum.
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